jnpatel

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Co-founder of Wildfire (YC S17)

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Could you share what domain your company is in? Just curious what has such HA requirements
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Wildfire | Software Engineers | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | https://www.getwildfire.com/

Wildfire (YC S17) is an social consumer news app where users post about local events (campus safety, parties, celebrity sightings, and more) to notify the people right around them instantly. We are a 4-person startup of recent UC Berkeley grads backed by YC and several top Silicon Valley venture capital firms.

We're looking for people excited to join our early engineering team - for mobile and full-stack roles.

https://angel.co/wildfireapp

Send me an email at [email protected] if you'd like to chat!

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Wildfire | Software Engineers | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | http://getwildfire.com/

Wildfire (YC S17) is an social consumer news app where users post about local events (campus safety, parties, celebrity sightings, and more) to notify the people right around them instantly. We are a 4-person startup of recent UC Berkeley grads backed by YC and several top Silicon Valley venture capital firms.

We're looking to hire our engineer #1 - a generalist engineer excited to work on both full-stack product and infrastructure.

https://angel.co/wildfireapp

Send me an email at [email protected] if you'd like to chat!

Comment · 8 years ago
Would you all like it if the links on the front page of HN were more like those on Discover dev, or happy with the way it is?
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Is there a way in which MathJax could redirect their cdn.mathjax.org to cdnjs.cloudflare.com and maintain backwards compatibility for existing sites?

A DNS redirect would break the SSL, right? Perhaps a HTTP 3xx redirect?

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